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PAGE EIGHTEIGHTT L4UCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUC OW, ONTARIO
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MUSEUM VISIT Scott. presi•dQ ._._.
r gid d and c ed"on s.
• John son who welcomed:
FROM DOVVN UNDER Mrs, ,(Rev,) McKinney and also
•introduced' . the' guest speaker,
The October 'meeting _' of,.. the Mrs. Allan. McAuley. who; spoke
"Was hat • the on the theme .of Thanksgiving,.
oehof Mrs. s+C. Irw ne.with. Mrs. Mrs; McKinney favoredwith a�
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WEDNESPAY,. OCT, 26th, 1$55
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H. Campbell co=hostess:
L.. MacKinnon, presided. The
scripture was read by Mrs: F.
Moffat.
An ; invi 'on to attend an Irt
stitu ,eeting was accepted It
is to be held, in Wingham Coups,
.cil Chambers on October'. 20th. :• .prayer and. national anthem dos- out of`a possible 1040 Besides. a:
'" -A report was_'_h.eard from the ed the • meeting, Refreshments trophy the boys} won a trip to.
• he "At ;•were. serve. ..e ove�ml r lion t a Rcsyai Vi utter; Fair where
committee in 'Charge o€. b _. Q,#, o ate with. winners;
•lath,
Horne" . gym• b° held. Octo�r • tags i°s. Mrs:. Don" Bushell: :they • *ill c Lnp•
piano number.. Mrs. Frank Maul-
den .conducted. the study on the
missionary, for that meeting..Who
was Miss Agnes; Hyslop of India.
Mrs; Tom MacDonald gave.. a
reading and .Mrs Perry Hodgins.
the ' closing : remarks. The Lord's
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(ST.. HELENS NEWS')
Congratulations are due B ry
McQuillin and his team.; ate,
David Kirkland , of the L taw
4-H .Beef Calf Cli b. wl '+. took
top award o in the Provincial 4=11
inter -club' competition held at
the. OAC, Guelph,. on Friday.
There were..37 teams competing
and •the boys 'scored 9,1 • points
The' costume parade' will be,., at T Ain Children IBapti'zeil from the other provinces, trips
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Twins
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11.o'clock'. sharp..%Ladies ,West • : to Hamilton,, „Niagara _ Falls an ,
. . Sunday .afternoon ,at the, Pres- '
bring "sandwiches .and east tants.Ottawa,
• �by!terianserv,"e four babies were Miss Margaret Miller; 'student
Mrs, C. •Roulston and Mrs, H. ;baptized by'' iev. Mr. McKinney.. nurse at• the ' Stretford General
Campbell, . were appointed lead- •They• "re,.Deborah R+ se and Hospital, was home for the week-
for. the 4-11 (homemaking; Ri�ohard James, twin children .of end.
week -
course `Cotton accessories for the Mr: and Mrs,' Perry : 'Bushell, Miss Isabelle MaoPherson, stu
Club Girl's bedroom', The roll john Robert, son of Mr, and 'Mrs, -dent' nurse .at St,' 'Joseph's. Hos-
call was answered.' by `"How local Morley Bushell, lSonald Bruce; pital, 'London, was a week -end,
places Caine by. their name": son of Mr. and ' Mrs, Donald visitor at her home • here, - .
Mrs: W.,' MacKenzie introduced Bushell. The variety concert sponsored
• the guest speaker, Mrs. Dudgeon Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy and ,by the••YPU of the United church
'of the Museum board, •She spoke. family' attended a family dinner in 'the community Hall on Fri -
on her work there. and se.�dthere party on Sunday at the home. of day: night, :proved :.a decided SIM -
`.ave been 8,147 .paid •admissions Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Thompson: cess. Mr. Ralph• Howlett, the min-
this year ' With the one signing On Sunday next, October. 30th, inter, was the very efficient, mas-
the register from: the farthest dis-. the . Anglican service • is, with- ter of ceremonies`'. for. the ` fine
tance being from -Brisbane; Aus- drawn: in favor. of ' the ,Presby- pro am Which included',`chorus.
tralia: :Following her . ,talk. she terian 'anniversary. : services when' es b members . of 'the•Y?'U, with
answered -any- :questions ''about. Rev:••. McKinney will be the Mrs: Howlett at the -piano, Was.
the museum: speaker ,at: both morning and ev- by. Phyllis Barbour aecompanied•�
MrslacKenzie said Ele Would servicesClark's quartette
by 1VIrs: 'Chester Taylor and by i.
have . the Tweedsmuir .history atwill assist •with the. music. • . Anne Todd' and Mrs. Howlett,
:.the January meeting: •;Ors: Wilk- Mr. and Mrs: Glen .:Campbell `with. •• Norma .;'Murray asaccom-
ins' :gave a very interesting talk' and Glenna' of Amberley visited' panist; a duet by *Lima and: Joan,
on her trip to England. Current on Sunday with : Mr. and ' Mrs.• Forster, accompanied.�by•' Norma
events ' were prepared' and read Bert ' Nicholson and family. • Forster;. numbers ' by `. the Au-.
b' Mrs.. L. MacDougall . Mrs., H. �1VIxs 'reo..Haldenby is end-, t urnaires, the girls' quartette of
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Levis then gave..her report of the , ing this week at the , h me of Auburn;. and by ,a male• quar7.
. lin numbers by Eleanor Reed ;of
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Reed as
with Mrs: R,e.
n wt
Dungannon,
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Area Conyerition which was, fol- Mr.. and !Mrs. Howard McGuire tette from Clarks •Church; vio-
.lowed 13y .al reading by Mrs C. Olivet •
Roulston ; , • Mrs, . Wm. Wall is convalescing. Dung,
• Mrthe, F. Moffat gaa tt'e, ,a
, vote t the homer of Mr, and Mrs., ' •accompanist; a skit by Bob Lyons
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of thanks and the meeting ended` Jack Schumacher after . being' .a . Don Cameron, Dick Curran and
with the Queen 'and, ' Grace. A patient' in 'Wingham Hospital. ' Mrs: Curran's "baby';,; a musical
social
al tixiiie. followed: The •Anglican Young People' number 'by , Don Cameron, , Jim
are . holding a Hallowe'en ••m as Hackett and Ken McNay. While
ICINLOU(;I-I ouerade on Monday "evening- the chairman „Was to iporarily
y . Everyone v one is invited �to, came .and • absent, `Zeke' • crashed the party
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evening. Prizes will be and insisted upon • contributing a'
Mrs • Ben Scott entertained, the . enjoy the. g ,. songwith accompaniment .on. the
e awarded. '
Presbyterian W:M S: 'at • her ham l?
Mr and . Mrs:: Wm. ' Cox were ukelele. • ;Altogether it'was' a very
for '. the October meeting. Each. en o able evening. with a large
inember responded to . the roll in :Sarnia on Sunday.:' owing `to. 7 Y g`g
• call with •the word "Harvest".
Mrs. Ed ,Bushell read the scrip-
ture and prayer was offered by
Mrs. John Emerson. . Mrs. Ben
the death ' of a relative there
Mr. and Mrs, Glen , Moore of
Hamilton visited on Sunday. with
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McFarlan.
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other story. Mr. Howlett had
charge. of the' ` Bible study. ' Anne
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' with
Todd:' led in the sing • sang
Mrs.' Howlett as pianist.. Follow-
•ing' the : `administration,' .Bob:
Lyons . conducted the 'recreation.
The meeting closed with taps
and the benediction' by Mr. • 'How-:
lett. . •
The . sacrameints of . baptism
and; of the Lord's'Supper will
be: o4served in the; United church
on Sunday. morning at 1100 a.m.
lith. ,Rev. George Watt as'min-
inter.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Johnston, Rev. Benson Cox of Kinlbugh
. gave his.
interesting illustratedMarie, Keith and `Terry of Blue .
talk his tri to the Holy
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Fred :.McQuiilin.;' They were :ac-
companied
ccompanied'• house ' by Mr. John
McQuill'in.
Among the former' residents of
the c.ornnninity who attended the
golden anniversary of the Wo-
men's .institute`, held here on
Thursday ,:Were -Miss: Annie . Mc,
l en ie=of-; ulph, s• . All.igtpr•
'Hughes ,of 'I olyrood, Mrs. •John
Bennett . of ''Port Albert;: Mrs. 0.
G:'' Anderson, Mrs. (en Barbour
and • Mrs. Cliff Pu don • of :
grave, Mrs., Mrs., Con • Foran of St.
Augustine, 'Mrs. Carl Johnston. of
.Blueuale, Mrs. Durnin Phillips
of Dungannon, --j, Mrs. J. D. •• And
ersoii, '"!Mrs, El J. Thom, Mrs..
Sam Durnin,' Mrs. John Miller,,
Mrs„ ---Ernest :::Buttoia,-Mrs.._-Cam
-fil onnpson and Mrs. -Stuart- Coll-
yer of ,I,.ucknow. "
'Miss. ;Jessie. M'acCharles,. Rip-
ley, was' 'a .visitor with her sister;
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt; last.: week.
The November meeting of the
rViroinen'•s Institute Will:be' be' held
at the home .of . Mrs: Harold
Gaunt on -,.Thursday, November
3rd at 2:30. Roll call, Oddities
in . the news; x lotto by Mrs. W.
A. Miller • • topic on Community
.Activities and Public •Relations
by Mrs.. Ernest Gaunt; hostesses
and : program committee; • Mrs. E
Barbour, Mrs. C. Taylor, Mrs: L.
McliTeil. . •
Mr: and Mrs W.:'A • Humphrey,
Mr. and Mrs. George' Webster;
and Brenda, Mrs. Ernest . Snow-
den and, Lynda. were Sunday vis-
itors' with Mr, and Mrs, ,Lorne
Humphrey at Hespeler. • Mr. and.
MrH;utnphrey' also visited Mr.
and. Mrs. Duncarx °".McAllister- at
puslinch. .
St. Helens YPU •
The meeting of .the .'St, Hel-
ens -ITU •Warheld'::on"Surrdaytev,
ening, October• 23rd,. Lois Miller
convener of Missions and World
Outreach;. was 'in charge of the
worship service Following: a
hymn, a short reading on ..`,Spec-
ial Ministries Overseas", was
"read., The sorspti re was follow=
e `"bra praye ois read anal
Land, Egypt , and India. .to s;
large audience in the United
Church:: On Monday .evening.'. The
entertainment, . was sponsored by
the' W.M.S, and the W.A. and
guests .were present,.:from White:'
church, 'the Brick `. Church and
Ashfield : Circuit., Readings• . were
:enjoyed, given by . MrS. Chris '
Cook' and . Mrs. George Alton .of
Ashfield and'' by Mrs. James Fal•''
cozier. of Whitecihureh: Mr.s: Alex
Itobertsan and Mrs. r.MVM'c&irney
of Brick, favored with a duet. A
•.pleasant social hour . ur foll awed:
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